dendroidal
- adjective
- /ˌdɛnˈdrɔɪdəl/
- Specialized
- Recent papers show that dendroidal sets generalize simplicial sets for modelling operads.
Examples
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A seminar introduced students to dendroidal categories and their role in higher algebra.
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She studied the homotopy theory of dendroidal objects during her PhD at Cambridge.
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The term dendroidal is used in mathematics.
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Is dendroidal a common term in category theory?
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Recent papers show that dendroidal structures are crucial for defining operads in category theory.
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The researcher presented dendroidal objects as effective models in her lecture on higher-categorical algebra.
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In mathematics, dendroidal sets serve as important tools in the study of combinatorial structures.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dendroidal also comes from dendro- 'tree' and -oid 'like', but in mathematics it names tree-shaped objects. So when mathematicians say something is dendroidal they mean it is built from 'tree' shapes to show how parts connect.